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Old 05-04-2015, 10:59 AM #5
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Depends on my days. Lately, I've been stuck in a rut, obsessing about my symptoms. I am trying to get out of it by going to the gym and doing very light exercises and stretching (some sauna) on my good days. Otherwise on good days, I try to enjoy time outdoors in good weather (walking, sitting on the balcony reading something) or go places with my husband (shopping, eat, play pool - if it's a good day).
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